About Us
Our Infinite Curiosity is dedicated to transforming the way communities engage with big ideas. By developing programs that feature collaborative educational experiences, interactive storytelling, and immersive, hands-on learning while introducing new technologies, we revitalize community experiences, allowing audiences to connect to the profundity within our shared humanity.
What We Do
From ideation to implementation within and beyond physical spaces, we work collaboratively to foster community-centric programming that reflects local voices designed for dynamic environments that encourage active participation. We believe in transforming passive experiences into engaging, enriching ones that inspire a deeper connection to our collective cultural heritage and a renewed sense of wonder.
Backstory
Hugh Leeman started Our Infinite Curiosity to collaborate with cultural institutions to inspire 21st-century audiences. Leeman is a guest speaker, lecturer, and artist. He regularly collaborates with cultural institutions, universities, and art museums. Leeman lectures at Johns Hopkins University and Duke University in English and in Spanish at Colorado State University; his lectures focus on the historical power of art to influence beliefs and the future of images' ability to re-engineer contemporary social constructs. As a guest speaker, his talks focus on the power of curiosity, collaboration, and creativity to build meaningful relationships.
Interdisciplinary Inspiration
Leeman uses his art to engage social challenges while energizing community relationships. His first social art project focused on a five-year collaboration using Near Field Communication and the first iPhone to create micro self-empowerment business platforms for unhoused individuals. These public works have been documented through art and exhibited at the Museum of Mexico City. More recently, he used his art and community activism to co-found aetatribes.org. Currently, he is collaborating with diverse communities, using AI, storytelling, and art-making to preserve personal memories.
